Toddler in the Sun
Hi everyone!
It’s summer!(-ish), which means it’s time to stop complaining about giant piles of snow and start complaining about heat and sunscreen instead. 😉
Aw, I’m just kidding. Who could complain about anything when THIS FACE is having so much fun?:
So from now on I can be naked all the time, right? Right?
The toddler and I are currently engaged in the war of “I’m freeeeeeee!” in the sunshine versus “HATS ARE LAME! Bring that sunscreen near me one more time and I will EAT IT!” I’m pretty sure sunscreen is not winning. But we’re making a valiant effort anyhow! (So no need to call me about it, Mom.) 😉
I know what you’re thinking, Maui. You’re thinking this hat is lame. Tell me about it.
(I think it’s really cute, myself.) 🙂
We took the young man to a beach this past weekend for the first time. He took one look at the waves rolling toward us, apparently thought “yup, that’s where I want to be,” and CHARGED RIGHT INTO THE OCEAN. How is that an evolutionarily sound reaction? I ask you.
Yeah, we might stick to the wading pools for a while…
In any case, tonight I need to get all focused and write, so it’s a photo-happy blog lacking in deep thoughts this week. (And big thanks to Giana and Kari for some of these photos!) 🙂
FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hmmm. There seem to be a lot of photos on my camera of the toddler escaping pell-mell into the world. :-) This was at the aquarium, our baby bookworms field trip for the month (hence all those fish books we were reading earlier) – such an awesome place! So toddler-friendly! He totally loved it. We’d go live there if parking weren’t so insanely exorbitant. 🙂
And of course who can leave the aquarium without their very own stuffed sting ray?
(Well, he already HAS a penguin.)
I hope you’re all having a wonderful start to your summers and staying safe with the crazy weather out there. More soon!
Quote of the Day:
Bobby: Something stinks and I can’t find it. I’m worried it’s in my nostrils. Will you smell the inside of my nose and tell me if it stinks?
Grayson: At any point in your life have you ever said to yourself, "Hey, here’s a thought I shouldn’t verbalize"?
— Cougar Town